11"l x 8"h x 5.5" w, Sculpey Firm and Aves Apoxie Sculpt over a wire/foil armature. Painted with acrylics.
For more information on this monster of Inuit mythology, check out the Wikipedia article:
[link]This guy was a long labor of love, and I'm really pleased with how he turned out. He changed quite a bit from the initial sketch I did in Chavant clay, but I hope for the better.
See my gallery for additional photos of this piece, including a turn-around montage of the finished piece and some work-in-progress shots.
As always, thanks for looking!
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I used a few different techniques to paint the piece; glazes, washes, and drybrushing. Drybrushing was probably the technique I used for most of it, though.
Glad you like it, and thanks again!